The SFTP version command
The SFTP version command is used to return the version of the SFTP server you're interacting with.
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The SFTP version command is used to return the version of the SFTP server you're interacting with.
The SFTP rmdir command is used to remove directories from the SFTP server
The rename command allows users to change the name of a file or a directory on the SFTP server.
The SFTP quit command is used to safely close an SFTP session.
The SFTP pwd command stands for 'Print Working Directory'. As the name implies, this command is used to display the full path of the current working directory on your remote system.
The "put" command is one of the most commonly used commands in SFTP. This command allows a user to upload a file from the local machine (client) to a remote server.
lmkdir stands for "Make Directory". As the name suggests, it is used to create a new directory on the SFTP server.
lmkdir stands for "Local Make Directory". As the name suggests, it is used to create a new directory on the local machine.
The 'lls' command, an acronym for 'local list', is an integral SFTP command that lets you view the directory list for your local machine, all from within the SFTP environment.